Definition of government bond in English:

government bond

noun

A bond issued by a country's government, promising to repay borrowed money a fixed rate of interest at a specified time.
some investors do not invest in government bonds because of their low yields
Example sentencesExamples
- The bank was capitalized at $35 million, to be composed of $7 million in specie and $28 million in government bonds.
- Sales of low-risk government bonds soar as confidence in the stock market plummets.
- When the programs are running surpluses - as they are now - this money is used to buy government bonds.
- The low yields in government bonds have made low-yielding corporate bonds more attractive.
- The incentives were enormous: for every 300 miles of track laid, the companies were loaned government bonds.
- Canadian 10-year government bond yields surged 52 basis points to 5.39%.
- In Argentina, while foreign finance was forthcoming, the government bond market had all appearances of sustainable liquidity.
- One way central banks create money is the purchase or sale of government bonds.
- He put 75% of his assets in a government bond fund instead of 75% into growth mutual funds.
- Long-term government bond funds returned 9%, bringing the three-year annualized return to more than 11%.

单词	government bond
释义	Definition of government bond in English: government bond noun A bond issued by a country's government, promising to repay borrowed money a fixed rate of interest at a specified time. some investors do not invest in government bonds because of their low yields Example sentencesExamples The bank was capitalized at $35 million, to be composed of $7 million in specie and $28 million in government bonds. Sales of low-risk government bonds soar as confidence in the stock market plummets. When the programs are running surpluses - as they are now - this money is used to buy government bonds. The low yields in government bonds have made low-yielding corporate bonds more attractive. The incentives were enormous: for every 300 miles of track laid, the companies were loaned government bonds. Canadian 10-year government bond yields surged 52 basis points to 5.39%. In Argentina, while foreign finance was forthcoming, the government bond market had all appearances of sustainable liquidity. One way central banks create money is the purchase or sale of government bonds. He put 75% of his assets in a government bond fund instead of 75% into growth mutual funds. Long-term government bond funds returned 9%, bringing the three-year annualized return to more than 11%.
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